MA MA - Ana Walshe - Supposedly Left Home in Rideshare to Airport - Cohasset #2

[Angleterre]

Here is the full hearing

Thanks for posting this @Gardenista

Wow - the initial prosecuting commonwealth officials summary was awful with the way in which she outlined events .

I was shouting out loud in my head for her not to forget to say XYZ and she’s not made this clear etc

I know that often they have only just received the file but someone used to doing this day in and out , surely has a structure outlay for each case ? Hmmmm

Ok I will now continue to listen to the defence ……

 

[gremlin444]

I also question this. Long term inpatient stays are not the norm, especially with a personality disorder diagnosis. I would believe a short inpatient stay followed by "partial hospitalization" (PHP) or IOP. Also, inpatient stays are usually precipitated by something- drastic change in functioning, suicide attempt, etc. This is just my experience as a non-nurse, non-MD, non-therapist clinical professional at a large New England hospital.

IMHO, from my family's experience with mental health facilities, it would be at a residential mental health facility (for example: Residential Treatment for Personality Disorders – BrightQuest Treatment Centers). Insurance usually doesn't pay for lengths more than 2-3 months, but it sounds like money wouldn't have been an issue.

 

[Angleterre]

Here is the full hearing

Wow defence is even worse!

Why would the defence allow boundaries to be crossed by allowing Walshe to be at her home for 8 hours? Unprofessional much !

 

[browneyes]

My heart goes out to the searchers. You can probably never unsee what they've seen... ghastly pieces of evidence in a sea of trash, and worse, the dark side of humanity.

JMO

My son has been in LE for years. He’s a Major now, but he has seen a lot of sad things during his career. I feel so bad for those searching. You can just tell by their body language how hard it is. I’m so angry Ana’s horrible husband wasn’t already in prison.

 

[Ontario Mom]

So, do we consider him a "victim"? Or a "POI"?

Good question. I think the obvious answer lies in how LE are treating him, and the investigation into his missing wife.
Are they treating him like a victim, or a POI?

 

[Cindizzi]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1612912034408022016

 

[Snoopster]

They may have been drinking due to New Years Eve. Clearly he's a schmoozer and a schemer, so I don't find it hard to believe he was able to coerce her to come down there. He could have just said he had a gift hiding down there or wanted to show her something.

Or, she might have said "I'm leaving!!" and headed downstairs to get a suitcase and he followed her there. So many possibilities.

Did he sneak up on her? Did they have a loud fight? (if so, wouldn't his mother have heard it? Wasn't she staying over that night since he drove her home the next day.) If they found upstairs in the bedroom I presume mom would have heard them as the upstairs footprint of the house isn't all that big and all bedrooms are upstairs. But if they argued in the great room/family room, which is someone separated from the main part of the house (see picture below), or if they argued in the basement, then yelling might not have been heard.

 

[Teche]

Likely a family member bankrolled a longer treatment stay...

Financing Patient Treatment Costs | Austen Riggs

Learn about the cost of Riggs residential treatment programs, the patient financial assistance offered, and health insurance coverage procedures.

www.austenriggs.org

Wow!

 

[di anna]

Who was the design company that assisted with the house in Hull?

 

[Jmoose]

Wompatuck State Park is along the road to Brockton. But I agree, Brockton is a tough area and he could have either taken her there. If he went to HD on the 2nd, it's probable that her body was gone by then. It was the day before that he travelled to Abington and then Brockton, so my guess is that he disposed of her somewhere in that area. Might be worth a walk about in that park. I don't know how frozen the ground is, but he doesn't look capable of digging a hole.

Brockton is a tough area, for sure-my father-in-law was the head of the ER in the Brockton Hospital, years ago, and had lots of stories

 

[Jmoose]

And I thought it was a lot when we spent about $150 on cleaning supplies when we were cleaning our house to sell it.

I wonder what he got?

Also I am going to guess the knife was either hidden or stuck somewhere he didn't think anyone would look. I doubt he cleaned the whole basement and then just left it on the floor.

I wonder if he bought sawzall blades-you can buy them at HD, and they are expensive.

 

[Babylon Sister]

IMHO, from my family's experience with mental health facilities, it would be at a residential mental health facility (for example: Residential Treatment for Personality Disorders – BrightQuest Treatment Centers). Insurance usually doesn't pay for lengths more than 2-3 months, but it sounds like money wouldn't have been an issue.

Totally true! And I missed that Austen Riggs was specified...All voluntary, longer term, $$$, not your average inpatient unit! So nevermind : )

 

[Cindizzi]

Ana and Brian Walshe "seemed like regular people," their landlord told Fox News Digital Tuesday, and said he didn't have any issues with the family since they moved into their Cohasset, Massachusetts home in March.

Peter Capozzoli, who owns the Walshes' home at 516 Chief Justice Cushing Highway and the business at the foot of the long, rocky driveway, said he doesn't know the Walshe family well, but has never had a problem with them.

Capozzoli said his business, Cohasset Imports, was closed, so no one was around on New Year's Day, when Ana seemingly vanished, and he doesn't have exterior cameras.

[…]

Capozzoli milled around inside his business Tuesday afternoon while police maintained a visible presence at the Walshes' home and nearly a dozen news trucks and photographers were parked across the street.

Police finished searching and processing the home late Tuesday afternoon, the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office said.

Capozzoli said he doesn't want to get involved in the case, and when asked if he's been inside the home since then, he said, "No, and I don't want to."

[…]

Ana and Brian Walshe's Cohasset landlord says they 'seemed like regular people,' doesn't want to go in house

Peter Capozzoli, the landlord for Ana and Brian Walshe in Cohasset, Massachusetts, told Fox News Digital the couple "seemed like regular people."

www.foxnews.com

 

[longliveourangels]

<modsnip> The documents linked to by Gardenista above (post #545) are indeed a treasure trove. If neither of his parents informed Ana of this diagnosis before she married their son, it was extremely negligent of both of them. If she knew, and married him anyway, it was extremely foolish. I hope the 3 sons will not suffer similar disorder(s) and will be healthy and sound, despite the devastating trauma they've endured at such a young age.

I could not word it to save my life, but all of this have weighed heavily on my thoughts..I’m thinking his mom thinks he was misdiagnosed but his Dad I’m wondering did she ever talk to his Dad and had he tried to warn her about BW

 

[WingsOverTX]

I feel as if we will never know Ana's truth, and her true feelings towards Brian. He is such a liar, how could we ever believe what the man says?
So I gather we will all be feeling and espousing our 'personal theories" of what actually went on here.

I guess I believe they both enjoyed the flashy indulgent over-the-top lifestyle until ""something happened"". What?

Whoever she fell "in love with at first sight" appears to have been the same person in 2008 as he appears today. <modsnip>

<modsnip> But I believe you have asked important questions.

I will say I had a feeling from the get-go that there was a huge disconnect of a major kind when I looked at her Instagram & his background.

Will we ever know why? I doubt it. All of the details shared here about BW are enlightening.

And the person who - MIGHT - explain why is no longer able to.

RIP, Ana.
May your children be delivered from all harm.

 

[Alethea]

I will never understand rich people.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1612915638686588962

 

[keek]

Searching south shore waste facility this afternoon as well. The one yesterday was very north of his home. This newer one is closer to his home. The north shore facilty is where they found the evidence that they have now. I hope it's not drawn out and maybe she will be found at the South Shore area one. So unbelievable, all over in 'a minute'. It's frightening and exhausting to keep yourself and your child/children safe in an unstable situation that you are ending, which this seemed. But they still got together and the unknown was boiling under the surface. Trust me, and of course a person in that mode does not care if the children loses their mother, they only see the 'wrong done to them.

 

[mendicant]

I will never understand rich people.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1612915638686588962

Sweeney Todd's shaving razor appears to make an appearance.

 

[browneyes]

AW's letter to the judge was gushing - how BW was the love of her life, amazing dad, recovered from a terrible childhood, etc. (paraphrasing - can't go back and find the link ATM). She also said he had gone through some type of emotional treatment program that allowed him to better manage his emotions and how he was now giving back with charity work. (clearly #fail) m00

That’s unfair to Ana, the victim. We have zero knowledge what their marriage was like or if she even wrote the letter. She cannot speak for herself. Can we please stop blaming her? She is the victim, who obviously died a horrible death.

 

[rescuemom]

Any spring houses or root cellars on nearby properties?

Don't forget a Mother that will have no one to cater to her needs!

and how do you get lost going to your mother's house???